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Tiramisu
20 mins
5 mins
Easy
8
Tiramisu is an Italian dessert, it means "pick me up" because there's traditionally quite a bit of coffee in it!
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- Ingredients
- Method
Ingredients
- 3 egg yolks
- ¼ cup Chelsea Caster Sugar (56g)
- 1 tsp vanilla essence
- 250g mascarpone
- 300ml Meadow Fresh Original Cream
- 1 cup strong, freshly brewed coffee (250ml)
- 6 Tbsp coffee liqueur (i.e. Kahlua or Tia Maria)
- 24 large sponge fingers or savoiardi biscuits (sponge cake cut into fingers can be substituted)
- 1-2 Tbsp cocoa powder
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Reviews
33
What did you think of this recipe?
JIMMY JOHNSON LAPURAZINAR
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3
Hugh
The recipe has been updated - and not helpfully. This is a key step and this is what the recipe used to say:Over a large pan of simmering water place a medium bowl. In it, whisk vanilla, egg yolks and Chelsea Caster Sugar until thick, pale and creamy. Remove from heat and cool. Beat the mascarpone and fold in the whipped Meadow Fresh Original Cream then fold into the egg mixture.
5
Tricia
This Tiramisu recipe is fabulous. I have made it twice. I used 3 layers.
5
Grace
This is a simple, easy to understand recipe. I do think it's cheap to make as you don't need to buy many ingredients. The reason this didn't get 5 stars is because I think the recipe should say to beat the cream separately from the mascarpone first, and then to beat mascarpone and add whipped cream to it. As the mascarpone available to me is already thick, and adding the cream unbeaten makes the cream/mascarpone mixture too liquid-y and I accidentally overheat my mixture when trying to thicken it. And it turned into basically butter within a minute. So that's my tip for a slight change in the method of the recipe. As i was following the method step-by-step, I didn't beat my cream first and didn't realize that it was asking for you to whip it.Everything else recipe wise was fine and I didn't have any issues with anything else.
4
Therese
Scrumptious, a keeper
5
Patricia Thompson
Not, as the previous comment notes, the beloved Italian tiramisu but a delicious and easy to make twist on it which is good for those who don't want to risk the raw eggs of the authentic version.
5
Sara-Anne
Pretty easy and very tasty!
5
1590650287
Devine!! Soooo easy, would easily give it 10 stars.
5
Andy
I didn't want to spoil the rating of this recipe, I haven't cooked it and probably it's great. I merely wanted to point out that this is not the beloved Italian tiramisu.
4
Andre
Still making this every year for my wife, I use marsala wine added to the coffee instead of following the recipe but it's simple and great!
5
Method
Prepare a double boiler. You can do this by bringing a few centimetres of water to a simmer in a saucepan. Place a glass or stainless steel bowl over the top, so that it fits snugly without touching the water below.
Place egg yolks, Chelsea Caster Sugar and vanilla in the bowl. Whisk until thick, pale and creamy (3-4 minutes). Remove from heat.
Place the mascarpone and cream in a separate large bowl. Using an electric mixer, whip to soft peaks. Fold into the egg mixture.
Mix the coffee with the coffee liqueur. Dunk the sponge fingers quickly in the coffee mixture, making sure they are completely immersed. Don't leave them in for more than a second or two as they can turn soggy.
Layer one third of the sponge fingers in a serving dish (approximately 24cm x 16cm) and top with a third of the mascarpone cream. Repeat twice to form three layers.
Sift cocoa evenly over the top. Cover and chill for at least 3 hours before serving.
Chelsea Products in Recipe
Caster Sugar
The fine crystal of Chelsea...
Reviews
33
What did you think of this recipe?
JIMMY JOHNSON LAPURAZINAR
ok yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
3
Hugh
The recipe has been updated - and not helpfully. This is a key step and this is what the recipe used to say:Over a large pan of simmering water place a medium bowl. In it, whisk vanilla, egg yolks and Chelsea Caster Sugar until thick, pale and creamy. Remove from heat and cool. Beat the mascarpone and fold in the whipped Meadow Fresh Original Cream then fold into the egg mixture.
5
Tricia
This Tiramisu recipe is fabulous. I have made it twice. I used 3 layers.
5
Grace
This is a simple, easy to understand recipe. I do think it's cheap to make as you don't need to buy many ingredients. The reason this didn't get 5 stars is because I think the recipe should say to beat the cream separately from the mascarpone first, and then to beat mascarpone and add whipped cream to it. As the mascarpone available to me is already thick, and adding the cream unbeaten makes the cream/mascarpone mixture too liquid-y and I accidentally overheat my mixture when trying to thicken it. And it turned into basically butter within a minute. So that's my tip for a slight change in the method of the recipe. As i was following the method step-by-step, I didn't beat my cream first and didn't realize that it was asking for you to whip it.Everything else recipe wise was fine and I didn't have any issues with anything else.
4
Therese
Scrumptious, a keeper
5
Patricia Thompson
Not, as the previous comment notes, the beloved Italian tiramisu but a delicious and easy to make twist on it which is good for those who don't want to risk the raw eggs of the authentic version.
5
Sara-Anne
Pretty easy and very tasty!
5
1590650287
Devine!! Soooo easy, would easily give it 10 stars.
5
Andy
I didn't want to spoil the rating of this recipe, I haven't cooked it and probably it's great. I merely wanted to point out that this is not the beloved Italian tiramisu.
4
Andre
Still making this every year for my wife, I use marsala wine added to the coffee instead of following the recipe but it's simple and great!
5
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